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Description
Continuous Support Tape #6 is used in roller furling rigs along the leading edge of the sail instead of jib snaps. This tape features two hard braided cords sewn into a strip of 6 oz Dacron® tape. The first cord is a 3/16” diameter line with a 1/8” backup cord that is designed to keep the sail from jamming. This tape is for use with roller furling systems and grooved headstays. #6 is the most popular size of Continuous Support Tape used.
Sew Continuous Support Tape in place (no stretching necessary) and slide it into a Headfoil, Streamstay, Reefer, Twin Stay, Sea Furl, Gemini, Tuff Luff or similar grooved extrusion fitting over the headstay.
For Use In:
- CDI Furling Units FF1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9
- Cruising Design Reefer 4-12
- Furlex 61A-65A, 60B-66B
- Harken 0, 1, 2, 2.5, 3
- Headfoil 30, 40
- Hood Seafurl (all except New A, Old B, Old C)
- Hyde Streamstay 9, K-3
- Schaefer 2000, 3000
- Profurl 31, 32, 35, 42
- Reckmann R3, R4
- Tuff Luff 1706, 2206
- New Twinstay/Dynafurl 18, 24, 30, 48
Specifications
| Sale Unit: | FT |
|---|---|
| Width: | 5" |
| Color: | White |
| Roll Size: | 300 Feet |
| Headstay System: | No. 6 |
| Primary Rope: | 3/16 inch |
| Rope with Dacron Cover: | 5.3 mm |
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Just needed a little bit for a small project. Quality is excellent - just what I wanted.
Just what I needed to freshen up my sail. The old tape was cracking and breaking in pieces. This new luff tape is easy and ready to just sew it on!
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I wanted a one inch piece for a sample. Had to buy a foot so I can throw more away and waste money and material. #6 is the wrong size. I would like to try #7 but your site says I have to purchase 10 foot. Just want a sample to see if it fits. Eventually I will need 50 foot of whatever works but I am not wasting money and time with you guys. Looking somewhere else.
Sailrite Response
Sailrite would welcome you reaching out to us via email at info@sailrite.com. We would be happy to help you determine which size is best for your project before you make a purchase.
